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Yet another storage option for your wine collection…really, with the seemingly vast numbers of wall mounted wine holders, you have no excuse to not display your vino properly.

height 29″ (74 cm)
protrudes 2.75″ (7 cm) from wall

Simplicity makes both (or either) of these a classic gift.

Stainless steel.

Don’t worry if you can’t pronounce the name correctly, all that really matters is that you appreciate the form and function. This particular decanter is preferable for young wines, and it arrives with a special pencil so you may label your decanter with the name of whatever wine you decide to enjoy.

9 in. dia. x 10 in. h

This is certainly something different, and might be a novel way to define exactly which bottles are for the taking.

“Formed with an exclusive food-safe metal alloy. Each piece is sand casted and polished to a beautiful shine. Fits three bottles. ”

Measures 5″ x 13″ x 7″.

Think about it, $6 to avoid the normal, boring, how-do-I-start-a-conversation-with-this-person-I-know-absolutely-nothing-about or the which-glass-is-mine feeling. Well worth it for you and your guests.

“What’s in the glass makes you talk, but what’s ON the glass is what you’ll talk about. 90 Words to stick on glasses or plastic cups. ATYPYK is the industrial design firm founded by the French designers Jean Sebastian Ides and Ivan Duval. Introducing happy ideas that are wonderful, amusing and innovative.”

Simple and effective…

“designed by Arian Brekveld; The wine cooler is made of terra-cotta, porous
pottery. The shape is a standard bourdeaux bottle. The cooler saturates itself
in seconds when immersed in water. The water on the outside starts to
evaporate and cools the inside, an old Roman principle.”

4.7″ x 11.8″

Imagine how tidy tables would be if everyone who served wine had one of these.

“Waste not a drop with this patented dripless wine pourer, cleverly designed to prevent spills and dribbles onto tables and linens. Double lip catches every drop and returns it to the bottle, providing the perfect pour. Fits all sizes of wine bottles.”

For all of you holiday entertainers (the nice sort, not the naughty) that might need a decent way for guests to distinguish which glass is theirs, as well as distinguish themselves from others with labels such as “‘mellow but charming,’ ‘easily approachable,’ ‘supple,’ or ‘earthy.'” These tags are even colorful enough that people will be able to tell their own glass from another’s long after text becomes unmanagable. via design*sponge.

Masahiro Mori has created some amazing porcelain pieces and this collection of barware is no exception. The set includes 4 small sake glasses, 4 whisky tumblers and a pitcher and ice bucket.

$40 for the sake cups
$60 for the whiskey tumblers
$205 for the entire set–including pitcher and ice bucket

Who doesn’t enjoy a martini now and then? And who wouldn’t mind a glass that is a bit easier to handle and therefore escape any sloshing that usually occurs? The colors are quite fun and give some elegance to the sturdy shape.

Sold as a set of four.

“Am I drunk or is that decanter rolling?” The Manhattan rolling series from Ichendorf will be the hit of your next party.

Set of 6 glasses: choose from water, wine, champagne, rolling cognac, stemless water, stemless wine, long drink, whiskey

Rolling Decanter, 10.6 oz capacity
$114.00-$321.00,
Buy it here.

These clever little glass trackers were designed by Eric Janssen. You clip them on to your glass rim/ stem so that everybody knows which glass belongs to whom. Handy, huh? And, please don’t take offense, but these are much better than those wire things that you have to fasten on and jingle around.

as unica puts it:
“janssen displays a no-nonsense approach to form, often derived from simplified geometry or a particular method of production. his keen interest in materials, emphasis on product functionality, and subtle sense of humor also factor largely in his work.”

Made of non-toxic EVA foam.
Set of ten disks comes stacked on a spool for convenient storage.
Each disk approximately 1″ in diameter.

This tray’s quite handy if you’re entertaining…it can hold one from one to four stemmed glasses. (3.5″ diameter opening fits most wine bottles.)

Materials:Satin Anodized Aluminum, silicone rubber feet
Dimensions: 20″L x 5″W x 2″H